Louisiana Green Fuels

Strategic Biofuels Project Moves into FEED

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Monday, March 14, 2022
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Strategic Biofuels selected Hatch as its engineering partner and Koch Project Solutions as the Project Management and EPC partner at the projects inception.

Key Points: 
  • Strategic Biofuels selected Hatch as its engineering partner and Koch Project Solutions as the Project Management and EPC partner at the projects inception.
  • The consistent progress throughout the previous stages of the Louisiana Green Fuels project is a testament to the collaborative environment created by Strategic Biofuels, said Paul Switzer, president of Koch Project Solutions.
  • For more information about Strategic Biofuels or the Louisiana Green Fuels project, visit: www.strategicbiofuels.com .
  • Louisiana Green Fuels is the first project by Strategic Biofuels LLC in Northern Louisiana at the Port of Columbia in Caldwell Parish.

Strategic Biofuels Approved for $15 Million Grant from Port of Columbia

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Wednesday, January 19, 2022
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Strategic Biofuels, the leader in developing negative carbon footprint renewable fuels plants, and the Port of Columbia in Caldwell Parish (Port) have jointly announced that the Port has received a $15 million infrastructure improvement grant.

Key Points: 
  • Strategic Biofuels, the leader in developing negative carbon footprint renewable fuels plants, and the Port of Columbia in Caldwell Parish (Port) have jointly announced that the Port has received a $15 million infrastructure improvement grant.
  • Port Director, Greg Richardson said, The infrastructure improvement grant represents a major advancement for the Port of Columbia and Caldwell Parish.
  • The Port of Columbia is the site of Strategic Biofuels Louisiana Green Fuels (LGF) Project, and the grant will enhance the Ports accessibility, serviceability and covers three areas of site improvement:
    Riverton Camp Road upgrade.
  • Louisiana Green Fuels is the first project by Strategic Biofuels in northern Louisiana at the Port of Columbia in Caldwell Parish.